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Working and stuff, trying to get the rest of the family Santiago (kid that was babtised last week) baptised and the family of Edith (Girl that was babtised last week)
Don’t like using the bikes, it’s a lot harder to talk to people. I like talking to people
Most often, a simple testimony is more powerful than one with many eloquent words. Don’t be afraid to share 🙂
So it was a good week. My companion went home. Was weird to see. Were able to help Maria, Santiago, Edith, Jose, Ann, and Gabe be baptized and confirmed. So that was really pretty sweet
Part of the ward is burning down rn, lots of fire fighters around the area. We can’t help at all so that kind of sucks.
It’s interesting how God is always there for you, and you just need to trust in Him and his plan for you.
Next week hope to baptize some people, stand by for pics
Met a guy who said he was God. Pretty cool guy, had a cool hat. He drank a lot of a soda brand I’ve never heard of.
Dog walked into sacrament meeting, then got kicked out. Poor guy. Then the power out, pretty sure it was him exacting his venjence.
Study charity. (Its Christmas time, just do it. Builds character) it will change your perspective around this season.
No horses, but we passed by a dude in a poncho on a horse with our bikes. Got a little jealous ngl. Been good.
People at church. Don’t do drugs. Working a guy through it. We aren’t eating sugar till he’s clean, but he keeps doing drugs, so like can I eat sugar? Don’t want to because of the commitment, but shoot, he just keeps on doing drugs.
Anyways that’s my moral dilemma.